Civil Wars
   Book, Chap.
 1       I,  35|        country, and from all the forts into the city; had opened
 2     III,  13|          from his out-guards and forts; and there he resolved to
 3     III,  43|        guards, and raised strong forts on them. Then drawing a
 4     III,  44|        having raised twenty-four forts, and taken in a compass
 5     III,  47|         account of the number of forts, the extent and greatness
 6     III,  52|      Pompey had attacked several forts at once, in order to divide
 7     III,  58|        strong works, and erected forts at them. Pompey perceiving
 8     III,  65|          by the smoke of all the forts, which was the usual signal
 9     III,  67|   assured by those in the higher forts. This place was a half a
10     III,  88|        camp, and the neighboring forts. His right wing was secured
11     III,  99|      which were stationed in the forts, surrendered to Sylla. Several


Commentaries on the Gallic War
   Book, Chap.
12      II,  8 | extremities of that trench built forts, and placed there his military
13      II,  29|    deserting all their towns and forts, they conveyed together
14     III,  1 |         stormed several of their forts, upon embassadors being
15    VIII,  34|          were made on our little forts by sallies at night. For